Even seasoned tech leaders find it tough to keep up with how fast Drupal evolves—especially when you're juggling performance tweaks, tricky migrations, and compliance headaches all at once. That’s why Tag1 is committed to sharing our expertise at Drupal’s most impactful events.
In the second half of 2025, Tag1 is proud to support Drupal communities across North America, Europe, and Asia, through sponsorships, speaker sessions, and open knowledge sharing. Whether we’re on stage or working behind the scenes, our role in the Drupal community is always guided by the same goal: helping teams succeed through insight, leadership, and innovation.
We’re also investing in AI solutions that enhance Drupal’s real-world impact. You’ll see these innovations reflected in our talks, tools, and open-source contributions throughout the year.
Our Ongoing Commitment to Drupal
Tag1 has a long-standing, deep-rooted commitment to the Drupal community. As the second all-time leading contributor to the Drupal platform, we’re proud that our work reflects sustained investment in open source innovation and community success.
Our involvement spans core contributions, module development, community events, security initiatives, and strategic leadership. We believe in giving back, not just through code, but through mentorship, knowledge sharing, and direct community support.
Whether we’re speaking, sponsoring, or sparking hallway conversations, Tag1 shows up where it matters, to help move Drupal forward.
Where We’re Supporting and Contributing in Late 2025
BADCamp 2025
Location: Oakland, California
Dates: September 25–26
BADCamp is one of the longest-running grassroots Drupal events, and Tag1 is proud to support it as a Community Sponsor. This event continuously provides high-quality technical content and community-led collaboration.
DrupalCon Vienna 2025
Location: Vienna, Austria
Dates: October 14–17
We’re excited to return to DrupalCon Europe, where two of our senior team members will deliver talks focused on development tools and performance strategies.
Drush 14 is Slimmed and Ready for Core
Speaker: Moshe Weitzman
Date: Wednesday, October 15 | 5:15 – 5:35 PM
Learn how a more efficient Drush is paving the way for deeper integration with Drupal core.
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From Reactive to Proactive: Automated Performance Testing Success Stories
Speaker: Nathaniel Catchpole
Date: Thursday, October 16 | 4:15 – 5:00 PM
Discover how tools like Gander and OpenTelemetry are helping teams take control of performance earlier in the development cycle.
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New England DrupalCamp
Location: Providence, Rhode Island
Dates: November 14–15
The New England Drupal Camp is an opportunity to walk away with new ideas, practical advice, and a tight-knit community to support you along the way. As sponsors, we’re excited to contribute to this vibrant gathering of Drupal enthusiasts.
DrupalCon Nara 2025
Location: Nara, Japan
Dates: November 17–19
This event marks the first DrupalCon in Japan, bringing together a global community of developers, designers, and digital innovators. As sponsors, we’re excited to support this milestone event and connect with the vibrant Drupal community in Asia.
A Global Commitment to the Drupal Ecosystem
Tag1 is widely respected as one of Drupal’s most active and long-standing contributors. As the second all-time leading contributor to the Drupal platform, we’ve helped shape core tools and improve scalability, security, and performance for some of the most mission-critical Drupal sites in the world.
Our involvement goes far beyond code. We give back to the community through:
- Sponsorship of regional and global events
- Leadership in emerging areas like performance testing, observability, and Applied AI
- Open knowledge sharing from Drupal core maintainers and expert architects
Whether on stage, at a sponsor booth, or through the tools and ideas we share, our goal is to make the Drupal community stronger, more efficient, and more future-ready.
Heading to a Drupal event this fall?
We support the Drupal community with hands-on contributions and platform leadership.
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